Livre - Political communication in the era of new technologies
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Livre
Peter Lang
Dobek-Ostrowska Boguslawa
Garlicki Jan
Presentation materielle : 1 vol. (285 p.)
Dimensions : 22 cm
New technologies and new media have significantly influenced the process of political communication. They have created new opportunities such as the great interactivity of communication, the personalization of a message or an uncountable number of possibilities for campaigning. This publication is a collection of socio-political studies which analyze the phenomenon of political communication in the 21st century. The main focus is on new media, especially on the Internet as well as on social media or social networks. However, there are also papers which examine traditional channels of political communication in the era of new technologies. Moreover, to the advantage of this book, the chapters explore the phenomenon of political communication not only in the USA and Western Europe, but also in Central Europe, Latin America and Africa.
Editors’ Introduction, p. 7 CHAPTER 1 The impact of new technologies on political communication. Western patterns and the case of Poland, Bogusława Dobek-Ostrowska, Jan Garlicki, p. 11 PART I: THE INTERNET AND POLITICAL COMMUNICATION, p. 29 CHAPTER 2 Democratic Potentials of Online Communication for Political Debate, Barbara Pfetsch, Silke Adam, p. 31 CHAPTER 3 Mediating Politics in Scotland: In formation and Ideology, James Moir, p. 43 CHAPTER 4 Online news media and the limits of the alternative public sphere: the case of Zimbabwe, Tendai Chari, p. 59 PART II: THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE ROLE OF SOCIAL MEDIA AND ITS INFLUENCE ON POLITICAL COMMUNICATION, p. 79 CHAPTER 5 Social Media, Entertainment and the Politics of Young People in the US, David J. Jackson, Brian Collins, p. 81 CHAPTER 6 The participation of Mexican political leaders in Web 2.0 in 2011, German Espino Sanchez, p. 95 CHAPTER 7 Municipalities Mastering Social Networks. But For What?, Ewa Krzątała-Jaworska , p. 113 CHAPTER 8 Political Communication, Social Media and Popular Culture: The Adisucks Facebook Protest Case Study, Jakub Nowak, p. 127 PART III: Election Campaigns in New Media, p. 147 CHAPTER 9 Between tradition and innovation: Election campaigns for the European Parliament in Germany (1999–2009), Jürgen Wilke, p. 149 CHAPTER 10 The use of new media in election campaigns in Poland, Jan Garlicki, Daniel Mider, p. 165 CHAPTER 11 Political dialogue on Facebook—myth or reality? A case study of the Law and Justice and Civic Platform parties in Poland, Ilona Grzywińska, p. 189 CHAPTER 12 Populist candidates and social media marketing during the 2009 Romanian presidential campaign, Antonio Momoc, p. 203 PART IV: TRADITIONAL CHANNELS OF POLITICAL COMMUNICATION, p. 213 CHAPTER 13 The news effect: Shifting salience between media and policy agenda, Ewa Nowak, p. 215 CHAPTER 14 Billboards in Municipal Elections in Slovakia: Unexpected Contexts, Łukasz Wojciechowski, Peter Mikuláš, Katarína Fichnová, p. 235 CHAPTER 15 Comparative Media Discourse Analysis of a Selected Political Event in Slovakia, Peter Szabo, Peter Mikuláš, Lucia Spálová, p. 257 Index, p. 277 Notes of contributors, p. 281
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